NASHVILLE, TN. (Mercury Nashville)
WHO: Sugarland
WHAT: A Live Concert Performance Presented by The Wildhorse Saloon and WSIX Radio
WHEN: Friday, February 18, 2005
TIME: 6:00PM-Doors Open / 7:00PM-Pre-Show
9:00PM Sugarland
NOTE: Show times are subject to change. Please confirm time(s) with the venue prior to publication.
WHERE: The Wildhorse Saloon
120 2nd Ave. North
Nashville, TN 37201
ph: 615-902-8211
TICKETS: $10 - general admission (floor seating is available)
$8 with Grand Ole Opry ticket stub
For ticket information, call The Wildhorse Hotline -
615-902-8211 or Ticketmaster - 615-255-9600.
The Atlanta-based trio Sugarland, described as "honey-harmonied" in USA Today, is rapidly marking country music milestones. The trio's debut single, "Baby Girl," is bursting with momentum and just about to rocket into the Top 10 on national music trade charts, while album sales continue to move at a hasty pace.
Each of the trio's three members, Jennifer Nettles, Kristen Hall, and Kristian Bush, are successful singer/songwriters with years of experience though varied backgrounds. The combination results in songs that are fresh and rootsy, but lyrically sophisticated and catchy. The music of Sugarland is a celebration of all that life has in store and finding the silver lining even in the darkest clouds.
These harmony-laden confections showcase Nettles' twang-tinged, big, bluesy vocals cradled in the vocal imagination of Hall and Bush. Sugarland's live show is full of energy and has proven yet another of the trio's strong suits. In fact, by the time they played their fourth gig together, and just a few months after forming Sugarland, they were selling out 1000 seat venues. They signed their recording contract with Mercury just two weeks later.
The Official "Sugarland Sweet Week" runs February 14-18 at the Wildhorse Saloon. During the dates of this promotion, the Wildhorse will be giving away Sugarland CDs and merchandise to nightly contest winners. In addition, the Wildhorse baking chef has created a special Sugarland dessert.
Customers can sink their teeth into a "Baby Girl Brownie," a delicious warm brownie topped with sweet vanilla ice cream, rich hot fudge, and a trickle of raspberry sauce.
Owned by Gaylord Entertainment, the Wildhorse Saloon opened its doors in 1994 turning an historic, three-level warehouse into an exceptional dining and live entertainment destination. It features more than 60,000 square feet of fun. It's a restaurant, bar, concert venue, dance club, and television studio.
The Wildhorse has won numerous awards, most recently The Academy of Country Music's Club Of The Year honor in 2004. Patrons are treated to an award-winning menu, entertained by the hottest country stars in Nashville and driven to the dance floor to learn the newest steps. As a bonus, Pick 3 lottery tickets are good for one free cover charge.
Pick 3 tickets are not valid on concert nights or during special events. Everyone is sure to kick up a good time at the Wildhorse Saloon.
The Wildhorse Saloon, open seven days a week from 11am-3am, is located at 120 Second Ave. North.
The Wildhorse Saloon is Nashville's No. 1 dining and entertainment destination. For additional information, visit the websites listed below.
Websites:
Wildhorse Saloon: www.wildhorsesaloon.com
Sugarland: www.sugarlandmusic.com
Sugarland: www.mercurynashville.com
